PS3 Fat RLOD reflow and now overheating message

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  • magneh
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    Re: PS3 Fat RLOD reflow and now overheating message

    Hello!

    Just opened back the PS3 and looked for the "badcaps" NecTokin

    Found 8 of them (!) , 4 on each side of the board.

    Some pics are following.

    Should I change'm all?
    If I must do so , I need 32 (!) 330 uF 2.5V ??

    Or should I start by the 4 that feed the GPU and test?

    Thanks for any inputs to know the best approach to this issue!
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    • mockingbird
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      Re: PS3 Fat RLOD reflow and now overheating message

      Yes.

      Please see this thread:
      https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=8991

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      • magneh
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        Re: PS3 Fat RLOD reflow and now overheating message

        Originally posted by mockingbird
        Do you have Nec/Tokin Proadlizer capacitors on your PS3 motherboard? These need to be replaced with surface mount tantalum capacitors.
        Hello!

        Gonna check that when I'm at the office.

        Could those capacitors be the responsible for the overheating message?

        Thanks in advance!

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        • mockingbird
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          Re: PS3 Fat RLOD reflow and now overheating message

          Do you have Nec/Tokin Proadlizer capacitors on your PS3 motherboard? These need to be replaced with surface mount tantalum capacitors.

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          • magneh
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            Re: PS3 Fat RLOD reflow and now overheating message

            No one with this issue on PS3 repair?

            Thanks in advance

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            • magneh
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              Re: PS3 Fat RLOD reflow and now overheating message

              Originally posted by tom66
              Did you replace the thermal paste?
              Hello!

              Thanks for the reply!

              Sure, cleaned all perfectly and replaced by new one.

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              • tom66
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                Re: PS3 Fat RLOD reflow and now overheating message

                Did you replace the thermal paste?

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                • magneh
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                  PS3 Fat RLOD reflow and now overheating message

                  Hello!

                  Got a PS3 with RLOD.
                  Reflowed the gpu on my hot air station, and when I tested it it turned on.
                  Conected it to my LCD and left it here for maybe ten minutes.
                  As I dont have the controller, it sat there on the start screen.
                  I noticed that the fan started jumping from different stages to full load, and then I got a overheating message and asking to turn off the PS.

                  Whats the right approach here? Reballing the GPU?
                  Or buying a new BGA ?

                  Thanks for your thoughts!
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